What problem does it solve? Combining several verified news hotspots into one coherent WeChat Official Account article often degrades into a stitched-together summary with no unifying thesis. This Skill drafts a composite article organized around a core proposition that explains why the hotspots belong together, while enforcing fact-base constraints and attribution rules. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Thesis-Driven Structure: Organizes 3-5 H2 sections by trend, mechanism, shared variables, or key differences rather than by source order, with a hook and overall judgment in the opening 200 characters. - Fact-Base Enforcement: Uses only facts permitted by the fact base; restricted claims appear only with attribution and qualifiers, and unverified financial figures, IPO claims, or negative allegations are removed or narrowed. - Cross-Hotspot Insight: Requires at least one information gain from cross-hotspot comparison and at least two escalations of information, emotion, or judgment, ending with a conditional trend judgment. - Use Case: During the drafting stage of a WeChat content pipeline, after a brief, fact base, title, and outline are locked, generate a trend-observation draft covering multiple related hotspots as 04-draft.md. ## Quick Start Use the wechat-mp-composite skill to write a composite WeChat article from the locked brief, fact base, title, and outline for these verified hotspots.
